WHAT WE ARE LOOKING TO SOLVE

                                                             Worker Respite 

                                       Short-term respite shelter activity  

                                                        Charity

WHAT WE SEEK TO SOLVE

Support people suffering from stress caused by work, family, single parenthood, etc.

By providing services such as information sessions, workshops, conferences and organization of discussion groups

Promotion of volunteerism throughout the community

With the participation of people who work actively within the organization

Emergency or temporary support measure

Enable social reintegration

Improve the standard and quality of life of those who are unable to join the labor force for one reason or another.

Low-income people

Rehabilitation assistance

People in situations of poverty, placed in institutional custody or hospitalized, in detention centers, housed in residential care and other types of public establishments

OUR STRATEGIES

Promote health by providing medical services to the public

Relief of conditions associated with impairment

Analysis of functional capacities

Needs and Boundaries Assessment Program

(Learning disorder, motor disorder, psychic impairment, blindness or visual impairment, deafness or hearing impairment, chronic illness or other impairments) of patients in order to promote social reintegration.

Technical assistance to optimize physical and functional abilities by collaborating with the physiotherapist, occupational therapist, speech therapist and audiologist as well as with other health professionals.

Support and accompaniment service during a short period of hospitalization

Persons placed in custody in an establishment or hospitalized in a detention center

Recommendation or performance of a medical intervention that the patient wants or needs

CREATE CHANGE

Emergency or temporary support measure

Rehabilitation assistance

Low-income people

By providing services such as information sessions, workshops, conferences and organization of discussion groups

Emergency or temporary support measure

Coffee

Artistic activities

Creation, visual arts, writing, plastic arts: drawing, painting, sculpture, pottery, modelling, collage, etc.

Provide clothing and other basic amenities

Nutrition service, bulk purchase

Culinary art, collective cooking workshop

Device support, reference info line

Distribution of supplies of goods or services

Online business

Health field that provides specialized equipment at no cost or at less than cost

Carpooling, transportation, internet access

Collect donations and services

DESIRED LONG-TERM RESULT

Promotion of trade and industry

Promote excellence in the field of trade or industry in Canada

In the interest of the public by conducting research on best practices of socio-economic factors that influence our health status and contribute to health inequalities by publishing the results of its research

Source of stress related to the economy

Eligibility criteria of the different levels of government

Online publication of research analysis report

Sources of Canadian Industry Stress

Interview, dissemination of research report on data analysis

Stress management, impacts, etc.

Social and Economic Influences on Health

Administrative data: data appearing in the database or files of the organization or institution responsible for the project or programming

RELIEVING POVERTY BY PROVIDING HOUSING

Alleviating poverty by providing below-market housing, support and related facilities.

Alleviating a condition or disability related to old age, which includes providing care and rehabilitation facilities to older people

ENABLE SOCIAL REINTEGRATION

Emergency or temporary support measures

Enable social reintegration

Sewing workshop, hairdressing

Manufacturing, repair shop, miscellaneous items

Ecological product

Personal protective equipment, the basics

Domestic appliances, clothing, shoe repair

Various construction work, cabinetmaking, carpentry, woodwork

Assembly, packaging finishing, handling and packaging

Mechanical workshops, maintenance and car washes and recreational vehicle repairs

Recycling from salvaged materials by cleaning or reconditioning

Community garden development

People in situations of poverty, placed in institutional custody or hospitalized, in detention centers, housed in residential care and other types of public establishments

Our volunteer program has several objectives:

Enrich the volunteer experience to create a better future for our communities. Encourage our members to give the best of themselves and produce a volunteer experience that will produce superior results on a sustained basis.

This is favored by the creation of a work environment which provides a very satisfactory quality of professional life for all staff.

This program will include the participation of people who actively work within the organization, including “active” volunteers, unpaid interns, intermediary employees and any other partners.

Such programs contribute significantly to the country's economy and meet the needs of many communities.

The Worker's Respite/Worker Rest offers the opportunity to gain work experience and improve skills in one's field of study.

We accept voluntary contributions or donations at the following address:
If you have any comments, please do not hesitate to contact us or please send your donations, checks or money orders to the postal address below.
We will send you an official tax receipt by mail on behalf of the Canada Revenue Agency. canada.ca/charities-donations or https://www.canadahelps.org/en/
Bmo.com
Financial institution number: 001
Transit number: 0123 (4) Transaction other Canadian financial institution
Account number: 8975 598
Branch: 00373
Any form of collaboration is welcome!
Activities continue across Canada.
Alain Dubé Coordinating President
Email: repit.travailleur@gmail.com
Email: workersrest@gmail.com
Site web https://repittravailleur.blogspot.com/
Website https://workerrespite.blogspot.com/
Tel: 418-805-6607 (voicemail)
Address
Worker Respite
580, rue Saint-Jean App 13
Quebec, Quebec G1R 1P6